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Cover 1 Series Page 2 Byzantine Religious Law in Medieval Italy 4 Copyright 5 Dedication 6 Acknowledgements 8 Contents 10 List of Figures 12 List of Tables 14 Abbreviations 16 Note on Translation and Transliteration 18 Chronology 20 Maps 22 Introduction 26 Byzantine Canon Law and Legal Pluralism 28 Law, Religion, and Culture 31 Sources and Methodology 33 Overview of Chapters 37 Part I: Sources and Context 40 1: Introducing the Byzantine Nomocanon 42 Origins and Development 43 Content and Structure 47 Materiality and Aesthetics 50 Conclusion 54 2: Greek Christianity in Medieval Italy 56 Byzantine Italy in Transformation (c. 700–1000) 57 The Norman Conquest (c. 1000–1098) 61 The Norman Kingdom and the ‘Italo-Greek Renaissance’ (1098–1194) 68 Greeks, Guelphs, and Ghibellines: Southern Italy between Empire and Papacy (1189–1266) 73 Union and Disunion: Italo-Greek Christianity after the Angevin Conquest (1266–1372) 77 Conclusion 80 3: Patterns of Source Survival 82 Bessarion and the Formation of the ‘Order of St Basil’ (15th–16th Centuries) 83 The Renaissance Book Market in Southern Italy (16th–17th Centuries) 87 The Consolidation of the Basilian Manuscripts (17th–18th Centuries) 95 Mis

Author

James Morton;

Published

2021

Language

EN